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(10-24-2016, 07:56 AM)British Gunner Wrote: Hey Dutz, you mean like the "affordable care act"?
Yes, redistribution of wealth and reparations. That's all that is.
Raise your rates - take that money - and buy someone else's health insurance.
Just like the real estate crash in 2008.
1. Congress forced the banks to give loans to people who didn't qualify
2. Declare the system has crashed and banks are too big to fail.
3. Buy the banks bad debt - they have their money
4. Forgive the unqualified people their debt, let them keep the house
4. Drop our property values
5. When we pay the difference, the extra money goes to the government and remaining banks with notes
In the end, the banks have their money, the government has their money, the unqualified people have their houses, and WE are stuck with the bill through decreased property value.
It was the plan from the beginning.
Bottom line, they took my money and bought someone else's health insurance, and then took my money and bought someone else's house. And in neither case did they have to raise taxes to do it.
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(10-24-2016, 07:56 AM)British Gunner Wrote: Hey Dutz, you mean like the "affordable care act"?
Yes, redistribution of wealth and reparations. That's all that is.
Raise your rates - take that money - and buy someone else's health insurance.
Just like the real estate crash in 2008.
1. Congress forced the banks to give loans to people who didn't qualify
2. Declare the system has crashed and banks are too big to fail.
3. Buy the banks bad debt - they have their money
4. Forgive the unqualified people their debt, let them keep the house
4. Drop our property values
5. When we pay the difference, the extra money goes to the government and remaining banks with notes
In the end, the banks have their money, the government has their money, the unqualified people have their houses, and WE are stuck with the bill through decreased property value.
It was the plan from the beginning.
Bottom line, they took my money and bought someone else's health insurance, and then took my money and bought someone else's house. And in neither case did they have to raise taxes to do it.
Yes, redistribution of wealth and reparations. That's all that is.
Raise your rates - take that money - and buy someone else's health insurance.
Just like the real estate crash in 2008.
1. Congress forced the banks to give loans to people who didn't qualify
2. Declare the system has crashed and banks are too big to fail.
3. Buy the banks bad debt - they have their money
4. Forgive the unqualified people their debt, let them keep the house
4. Drop our property values
5. When we pay the difference, the extra money goes to the government and remaining banks with notes
In the end, the banks have their money, the government has their money, the unqualified people have their houses, and WE are stuck with the bill through decreased property value.
It was the plan from the beginning.
Bottom line, they took my money and bought someone else's health insurance, and then took my money and bought someone else's house. And in neither case did they have to raise taxes to do it.